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By Jordan Harper
Published on August 11, 2004
Here're a few local shows not to miss: Former St. Louisan Scott Windsor, sole member of the Lyndsay Diaries, writes pretty, sad songs that fans of both indie pop and emo can latch onto. So latch away at the Creepy Crawl on Friday. Miles of Wire, playing Saturday night at Frederick's Music Lounge, hasn't fled St. Louis yet, and that's a good thing. They play rollicking, rootsy tunes that recall Springsteen back when he rocked instead of campaigned. -- Jordan Harper
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